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    4.8 (41 reviews)
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    LauRen B.

    Another great stay in the books. Quiet off season. Pet friendly. Repeat customers here. Will be coming back.

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    Deborah P.

    We wanted to visit Cape Cod in September, Farmers Almanac predicted one of the worst storm seasons in many years back in July when I started my search. I was searching for the oldest standing Inns that had weathered many storms. i love the history of Cape Cod. The original parts of the this Inn date back to the early 1700's, giving me a feeling of safe harbor. By the week before, the fifth category 5 hurricane of the year was headed north. Kudos to Farmers Almanac. I almost cancelled because of all of the hurricanes. However, I chose the Lamb and Lion Inn mainly because it had the greatest reviews, and after talking to Eileen, her calm knowledge of Cape Cod weather convince us to come. She predicted that Maria would hit cold water and lose power, she was right, and the weather was a fantastic 75 to 85 degrees nearly our entire stay. The best vacation weather we had found in years. Although the Inn has fireplaces in all rooms, it stayed perfect weather, too warm for fireplaces, no need for the AC. Eileen did everything in her power to exceed the reviews that I had read. We found ourselves wanting to return for vacation with our family even before we had to leave. The feeling is more like visiting distant family that it is like staying at an Inn. They are super conscientious of dietary needs. The rooms have a great variety of options, including kitchenettes, jacuzzi tubs, private decks, and the barn is a fun and funky large family space with a suite of armor! Every room/suite is a little different. I chose the calm masculine one to suit my husband. Visit their website and make your reservations directly with the owners so they can match the rooms or suites to your specific needs.

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    Bev M.

    Wonderful Pet Friendly Inn - easy access to Hyannis but feels like you are in another world! Gracious and accommodating Hosts - Ali and Tommy make sure you feel welcome the minute you check in! Doesn't hurt to own a Pomeranian as they own a beloved 14 year old Pom. They sure made my Pom feel at home Breakfast is served in the Sunroom - you will love the fresh assortment of fruits and home made goodies with homemade jams and jellies. Ali's "famous" granola is extra special! Treat yourself to a stay - The Innkeeper's Pride is spacious and so private with a a beautiful wood burning fireplace and a huge deck overlooking the tree lined rear yard - perfect for traveling with your Pet. I can't wait to visit again!!

    I must admit that there is a complete disconnect between my experience and the strong reviews and awards I've seen all over the internet for L&L. Kudos for receiving 5 stars on Yelp and Trip Advisor. However, my experience and perspective is a bit different. Check in at the office brought me into an room (or let's say workspace) that seemed to be of someone who could definitely benefit from a professional organizer. Papers and books and things were crowded/stacked into a small space. But hey, let's not judge by their personal space and get to the Inn. I was given an orientation and brought into the main communal area. The halls and communal area were not air conditioned...which was aligned with their self-admitted environmentally conscious style. Good for them...not so much for these guests during an especially hot day. That being said, bonus points for the cute lamb and lion prints on the walls of the main entrance. The remaining hallway walls were hand-painted amateur-looking New England themed murals ...boating, sky, clouds, etc. that looked like they might have been drawn by a middle-school student. View attached pictures and you can see that the room entrances/halls looked like something you might see in one of those pop-up haunted house tours around Halloween. As for the rooms, they were furnished with outdated furniture, carpets, and accoutrements. Didn't quite have that "whimsical" feel that they were going for. I would expect that a New England B&B should either have a classic/ traditional New England experience or the other extreme of Modern New England (e.g., they could take a lesson from the Cottages at Chatham Bars Inn. Their playbook seemed to work). L&L rooms were more like 1970s leftovers. The room had a custom prepared three-ring notebook with an overview of the Inn/Owners (with self-congratulatory comments)/Surroundings/Things to Do/Restaurants, etc. However, it was also a very amateurish frayed school binder...feeling like it was prepared in an afternoon with a Staples-run to buy a some sheet protectors. Not especially classy. But after reading the binder, I'm fairly certain the owners aren't really going for classy...one example being their continental breakfast. It might be more accurate to call this place a "Bed and Continental Breakfast", as breakfast was very minimalist. A bit surprising since "breakfast" is supposed to be one of the mainstays of a Bed and "Breakfast". No? In their defense, they call themselves an "Inn". Their standard fare was bread, cereal, hard-boiled eggs, oatmeal, and fruit. There is the option to upgrade and pay for additional items. Additionally, there was no place to eat. The owner's spin is that this experience is meant to be low key...e.g., bring it back to the room, eat at the pool, sit on the wicker chairs, etc. I prefer to eat at a table like a grown-up. Getting back to the A/C, our room had a window a/c with an additional floor-standing eye-sore of a fan. However, they weren't turned on until we entered the room. Which was a bit stuffy w/o any circulated air. We were instructed to turn off the A/C if we left for the day...or else the staff would do it for you. The later was done in our case, which didn't bode well for the chocolates from the local Penny Candy store that I left in the room. The hangers in the closet were annoying and old security hangers that you had to fidget with to snap back into place. There were some insects here and there which i guess is to be excepted with the screened-in hallways. But, when you add up this experience and have a month fly out of your suitcase when you get home, it can be a bit disconcerting, leaving one feeling skeezy, with a need for an urgent laundromat run. The bedding and linens situation also surprised me considering the owners have so many years in the hospitality industry. We were not given fresh towels every day. I'm sure it was another environmental decision, but it might be better if you asked the guests if they had a preference. The bed linens were also problematic. The sheets did not have a fresh pressed mint feel you would expect from a paid accommodation. While I'm sure they were clean, they felt worn and over-used. I know nothing about running one of these places, but isn't there some rule of thumb to replace sheets once they start to feel less than "new". The mattresses also had body indents from over-use. As for the hosts, we had very minimal contact...and you can see other rave reviews. Anyway, I wasn't expecting a 5-star classy hotel accommodation, but I was expecting "classic" and traditional. Compared to other B&B's I've stayed in, this was my least comfortable, least impressive experience. A-OKY

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    Salt Winds B & B and Guest House

    Salt Winds B & B and Guest House

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    I've spent all morning doing reviews of our trip to the Cape last week,…read more First, we rented a car to take our trip to the cape as we often do. However this time we decided to stay a bit longer than usual So we stayed here at Salt Winds & what a nice place be When you wake up to the fresh sea air in the morning it is a wonder one can only experience to admire, Clean rooms great accommodations we will return

    One word? AWESOME!…read more Initially, the thought of a B&B creeped me out. I don't like staying over friends or relatives' houses unless I must, let alone some stranger's house in an area I am unfamiliar with. Call me strange, but something about the concept of a B&B has so much in common with a horror film that ends with me getting killed along the line...but not here. My wife and I joined a few of our friends to go to Hyannis and Martha's Vineyard for Memorial Day Weekend and we stayed here. Craig and Ginny (the proprietors) were so friendly and accomodating. Both of them are very personable and full of great local knowledge that they really helped make our stay easier and more pleasant. You will be regaled with Craig's funny stories if you just take the time to speak with him. Ginny is so willing to make the stay as comfortable as possible. You could not ask for better hosts. At no time, did I think they would kill me, and cure my flesh to make sausages like in the movie "Motel Hell". (Sorry, my paranoia is a bit unreasonable). The place is literally a 10-15 min walk from Main street. The beach is 5 min in the opposite direction. You're so close, you can smell the salty air when you step from your room. The rooms are very nice. In fact, you have 2 choices of where to stay: Stay in the main house or the guest house. We stayed in the guest hose, facing the back yard and the large comfortable hammock that gently rocked me to sleep several nights. Our room consisted of a small sleeping area,, a bathroom and a closet. They got cable tv and I do believe there is wi-fi. But why come all the way to Hyannis to surf the web and watch cable? And the room size? Who cares. I was there to see the town, not stay indoors. It was more than adequate and very comfortable. By the way, the breakfast was DELICIOUS. You get two choices: some awesome egg dish or some ceral with yogurt. I went for the eggs and was pleased everytime. Damn, that was good food. Overall, we were extremely pleased. We're definitely going to stay here again. The rates are more than fair for all the accommodations, and the people here really make it worth the stay. My only regret in writing this review is that you'll read this and stay there with your friends and make it harder for me to do so. Do not make me slay you...

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    A wonderful escape…read more We visited Ashley Manor on 4th of July weekend and were immediately delighted by the sweet garden/patio and charming appointment of this 300+ year-old house. It's the perfect mix of old Cape antiques and more modern pieces, for a very classy and relaxing feel. This isn't your Great Aunt Martha's Victorian/cat decorated B&B. We stayed in the Federal room, and it couldn't have had more Cape Cod charm! A comfortable bed and seating area made us feel right at home. The bathroom has an adorable freestanding tub, and the bath products were Beekman's. New owners, Allison and Keith, purchased the inn in January 2020 and moved here from California to start a new chapter. Of course, no one could have known that a pandemic was brewing, and it must have been an incredibly stressful blow to have to close so soon after taking it over. Yet they are so gracious, so kind, even as they tell the story. Generally, they were just incredibly warm and welcoming people. Breakfast was glorious and really made our stay memorable. They asked our food preferences and allergies upon our arrival, got us dairy-free milk for our coffee, and served these gorgeous multi-course breakfasts each day. We usually prefer to sleep in and skip breakfast, but we didn't miss a single breakfast here. We found the best prices directly on the website, so definitely look there first when booking. Can't wait for our next stay!

    Allison and Keith are fantastic owners of this charming bed and breakfast. Their personalized…read moreservice is over the top and better than just about anything I've experienced elsewhere. As a lifetime platinum Marriott member, I tend to stay loyal to the brand. The coronavirus has caused me to look outside their footprint, and places like Ashley Manor will make me wonder what else I may have been missing. Aside from the top notch service of the new proprietors (they just took over earlier this year), the property is well-located in Cape Cod and also features a fantastic tennis court on the property, which we used practically every day of the 5 days we stayed there. Allison and Keith also offer beach towels, pickle ball rackets and balls, and a variety of board games for play. In addition, they also offer a variety of cookies and small bottles of water as refreshments on the property. Did I mention they serve you a fresh, homemade breakfast every day? I'm tempted to say they should probably be charging more for their wonderful stays - granted, with COVID and this being their first year perhaps they are keen to ensure they build the right track record. But seriously, you're being a fool if you haven't already booked your stay in Cape Cod at Ashley Manor. Note: I've posted this review in several places because I think very highly of my stay and hope this fabulous couple have a long tenure at Ashley Manor!

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    My roommate and I visited Cape Cod for Labor Day weekend and we stayed at the Rose room of the…read moreBursley Manor. It's in a quiet neighborhood and close to some of the big townships like Hyannis. The room was absolutely beautiful and well decorated. The bath tub is also a Jacuzzi and great for a relaxing warm bath after an exhausted day trip. Sheila was a great host, very friendly, attentive and helpful. We did not do much research before we came so we had no idea where we should be visiting. Sheila had a lot of brochures and magazine that give us great suggestions. When we asked about the ferry schedule to go to Martha's vineyard, she printed it out a few options for us and circled the price and location for us. So nice! Oh and not forget about breakfast. It was like a feast! A hundred times better than a continental breakfast you get at a hotel. Yogurt, muffins, bread, cereals, assortment of fruits, and also Sheila will make you eggs and breakfast meat according to your preference. Overall it was a pleasant stay and I will definitely come back!

    Our room was beautiful with a huge updated bathroom and fireplace! The best part was the history of…read morethe house itself and the current owner can tell you all about! When we first arrived she gave us a tour of the entire house which was really nice! She was very helpful with recommendations for local activities. At night she provided wine and cookies by the fire before we went up to bed. There was a cold selection of foods for breakfast: yogurts, fruit, pastries etc. she also offered to cook eggs and bacon for my husband who prefers a hot breakfast- he said the food was good but left a little to be desired. We would stay here again for sure.

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    Just had to bookend my summer by starting and ending at the Liberty Hill Inn. It's the perfect way…read moreto rest up ahead of a big 'to-do' list and to decompress afterward. As usual, the meals and the room were impeccable. I stayed in the Hallet room on the top floor of the Carriage House. Not only was the climate control geared for all aspects of New England weather, the room was spacious enough for me to get in an on-line yoga session. Ommmm my goodness was it a delightful stay.

    The Liberty Hill is by far the best B&B my wife and I have ever encountered. John and Kris were…read morewonderful innkeepers and made us feel right at home. This was one of the most unique stays we've had and we can't wait to go back again! The building itself is beautifully renovated and the rooms are in pristine condition and equipped with everything you need. The common areas retained much of the historic characters of the house but with a modern upgrade. Parking is easy and plentiful. The location is convenient as its relatively close to the highway. John and Kris were the most welcoming and gracious hosts. Their genuine care for each guest is evident from the beginning when they call you to check on your arrival time so they can plan around it. John is very friendly and gives great recommendations in terms of things to do and places to eat in cape cod but also openly shares his interesting personal stories. We spent hours just chatting with him and Kris during our stay and we loved every conversation! Kris's baking skills are exceptional as he made various goods during our stay such as blueberry muffins, apricot muffins, almond cookies, white chocolate cookies and more! He even accommodated our special request and made a lemon tart from scratch (including the crust), which tasted delicious and is definitely restaurant quality. The breakfast Kris and John make every morning is also delicious! Also want to shoutout their friend, David, who was helping out for the Summer, as he was also very friendly and fun to chat with. Honestly cannot recommend this place enough!

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    **We had A Delightful Stay in Yarmouth, MA** Our recent…read morestay at this charming bed and breakfast in Yarmouth was an absolute treat. From the moment we arrived, the hosts were accommodating, and even Mother Nature seemed to be in on the hospitality--the weather was perfect throughout our visit. Our friends arriving from NYC recommended the spot since they stayed once prior our visit. This historic property is ideally located, just a short distance from the beaches, making it a breeze to enjoy the sun and surf. Our morning walks could not have been better and complete with Cape Cod views! We rented a Jeep for the trip and were pleasantly surprised to find a garage available, which made storing parts and beach gear super convenient. Thoughtful amenities elevated the experience, including umbrellas, beach chairs, and an unexpected highlight--unlimited Prosecco! The attention to detail was impressive, and you can find even more about their offerings online, as they're remarkably well organized. One of our favorite features was the music room, which houses a Yamaha baby grand piano, multiple saxophones, and guitars--a dream setup. Breakfast was perfect and always on time. All allergies were respected and delivery was flawless. I remember once we had to leave early and the owners have packed our snack To-Go. Wow! This B&B truly blends comfort, creativity, and convenience into a memorable Cape Cod getaway. It is highly recommended.

    Lovely b and b. Gorgeous garden, gracious hosts. Too bad about the traffic noise. If you are…read morelooking for a quiet place, with a good night's sleep. Keep looking.

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